Two letters of Lord Lucan to Pery, saying that England is inclined to be liberal in Irish matters and that Charles Fox is friendly to Ireland, Duke of Portland is to be Lord Lieutenant and R. Fitzpatrick his secretary. He condemns Lord G. Young's appointment. March 21, April 3, 1782.

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